Voice Of Evolution Radio

For more than a century, artists and musicians of all kinds lived and worked in the 170 studios built on top of Carnegie Hall. Today, it's all gone. The film "Lost Bohemia" by former resident Josef Astor, documents the lives of some of these artists, and their fight to save the historic towers. For 22 years, Josef Astor lived in Studio 845, a triplex in the Carnegie Hall towers, long the home of a fascinating segment of New York's Bohemia. A fine art and portrait photographer, he is also a filmmaker, and  the Voice of Leadership will be speaking with Mr. Astor about his documentary Lost Bohemia. According to the New York Times, Lost Bohemia is a sad and spirited elegy for the Carnegie Hall Studios, also acknowledging the famous ghosts who haunt the place, ranging from Isadora Duncan and Enrico Caruso to Marilyn Monroe and Martha Graham. "It is staggering to contemplate how much of New York’s cultural history is contained in the square feet Mr. Astor — known to his neighbors as Birdman — surveys. And it is

The Price of Honor is a documentary film about the murders of Amina and Sarah Said, teenage sisters from Lewisville, Texas, who were killed in a premeditated “honor killing” in 2008. The film shows the lives of the sisters and the path to their eventual murders by their own father, Yaser Said, who fled the crime scene and remains on the FBI’s Most Wanted List. Director, and Executive Producer and activist, Xoel Pamos, and author, activist, producer,  Amy Logan speak with the Voice of Leadership about honor killings and this powerful film. The film reveals new details and uncovers evidence about the case that has never before been made public, including a previous murder committed by Yaser, and the ultimate sacrifice of Amina Said, who had a secret plan to protect the love of her life. Her words, through emails, letters and diary entries, become the voice of the film and change much of what has heretofore been assumed about this case. Despite the tragedy, viewers will learn of an incredible love story that s

Live broadcast times for India (7:30PM) and Nepal (7:45PM). Live broadcast time for the US East coast: 10 AM Ben Atherton-Zeman returns to Men…Women…and Other Truths in this special broadcas to share his “life-altering” experience: A 23-day tour of India and Nepal, presenting stories, and comedic – yes, comedic - presentations on eliminating violence against women, and transforming centuries old beliefs.   But it wasn’t just what Ben was teaching that altered his life, it was the people, their stories and their courage to continue standing up in the face of heinous abuse. This is a journey you won’t want to miss! Ben is a spokesperson for the National Organization for Men against Sexism (www.nomas.org), and is a public speaker on issues of violence prevention. He visited India and Nepal on behalf of the U.S. State Department Speakers Bureau. He identifies as a “recovering sexist” and believes that every man must challenge violence and sexism in the world, and in themselves.  Jeff Hendler hosts this speci

Writer, Photographer Carol Mossa created Earth's School of Love to heal the planet one thought at a time. When asked to say a bit about herself, Carol replies: OMG, what can I say??? I love my life. I love my friends, and my family. I love this do-over of a life that is beyond my wildest dreams. I am blessed. Carol writes: "Earth's School Of Love was never my idea. The fully-formed thought came to me, one busy morning while sitting at my desk in my studio. At that time, I had absolutely NO IDEA what I was supposed to do with it, but I do recall knowing, intuitively, that I had just been given something of great importance. Several years later, I am utterly devoted to using my keen eye for photography, my writing skills, and my immense gratitude for this life, to create these singular works of art, conversation starters, and platforms for healing." Over the last several years, Earth's School of Love followers have continued to show up on Carol's page, leaving messages there, and privately, thanking her for

A polite warning; prolonged exposure to Jamie Catto could blow your mind.… as seen recently in The Sunday Times Style magazine, Jamie Catto is the creative catalyst, producer and director behind the global philosophy and music project ‘1 Giant Leap’ (The first 1 Giant Leap was nominated for 2 Grammys in 2003, sold over 300 thousand albums, and won numerous awards globally.) The new movie and album, ‘What About Me?’ released in 2009, has recently won the Grand Jury Prize for Best Documentary at Red Rock Film Festival ... A musician and filmmaker, Jamie was a founding member of Faithless – the most successful name in dance music in recent decades, but is perhaps best loved for his landmark music and film project 1 Giant Leap. Exploring “the predicament of being human,” he and Duncan Bridgeman travelled the world recording the finest musicians and interviewing thought-leaders from different cultures, revealing “the unity within the diversity.” Combining his experience from projects such as 1 Giant Leap with a

  Jen Eramith of Akashic Transformations talks about personal leadership from her past experiences accessing the Akashic Records.  The Akashic Records are an energetic imprint of every thought, action, emotion, and experience that has ever occurred in time and space.  They are an etheric, holographic repository of information for human consciousness for the past, present and potentials for the future.  The energy that makes up the Akashic Records is the energy of Love, that permeates and creates everything in the Universe.  The Akasha is available everywhere, all the time.  Everyone can access information from the Akashic Records at any time, and indeed we do!  The flashes of intuition and knowing hunches that occur every day are glimpses into the divine wisdom contained in the Akashic Records.  Learn more about the year 2012, moving forward into 2013 and what it means for your personal leadership, our connection with each other, nature and more.